For those of you have someone list and prep for you do you have them enter the list price or do you just have them enter a crazy high amount and change it later? Does that mess up accounting within inventory lab? was thinking about just having mak Web the

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For those of you have someone list and prep for you do you have them enter the list price or do you just have them enter a crazy high amount and change it later? Does that mess up accounting within inventory lab? was thinking about just having mak Web the list price 299.99 for everything but just wanted some advice.

I used to list everything at $9999. That started causing my inventory to get stranded so I had to stop. Now I train my employees to pick a price and list it high but somewhat believable. Then, the repricing software takes over.

We also used to set an artificially high price but that also made repricing take that much longer. Now we’ve built our intended list price into our research while sourcing so we list it initially at that price. It makes the most sense to while researching say I’m buying for this price to sell for this price and I’ll make this. So even if that price changes up or down in the meantime and you get the sale at that price you know that’s a price you were happy with while looking at all the numbers.

I have my staff just put in a high price when they are creating a shipment in inventory lab. And then when it gets pushed over to appeagle, we change it they’re using the drop-down in the listing section where it says news in the last 48 hours. Our prices are changed before it even hits the warehouse so therefore we don’t have any problem with stranded inventory.